The immortals are coming towards the Yuan Dynasty, and the wind is blowing all over the walls | Yongle Palace, what did you miss?

| Yongle Palace, what did you miss? On the third day of the Lunar New Year, we left as soon as we could and traveled for 6 hours to pay our respects to Yongle Palace, the residence of the gods. I also unexpectedly encountered the New Year celebrations of Yongle Palace here. It is precisely this kind of ancient building that lives in people's daily life that is the reason why it has stood for 700 years. The "Chaoyuan Picture" in the Sanqing Hall of Yongle Palace is the pinnacle work in the history of Chinese murals. Although I have been fascinated by it for a long time, I have read a lot of information, and I have even seen a copy of the mural in Shanxi Museum, but when I really stepped into the main hall, I was overwhelmed by everything. And, all the immortals are lined up, with their clothes and belts fluttering, coming gracefully, up, down, left and right, filling your entire field of vision. In a trance, it seemed as if I was in heaven. Yongle Palace is also one of the three ancestral palaces of Taoism. It has magnificent architecture, regular production, exquisite techniques and strong official style. It is a representative work of the official palace architecture of the Yuan Dynasty. It was built for more than 110 years, almost as long as the Yuan Dynasty. Wuji Gate (Dragon and Tiger Hall), Sanqing Hall, Chunyang Hall and Chongyang Hall are the remains of the Yuan Dynasty. This vlog will take everyone around Yongle Palace, see the buildings, see the murals, and even identify the immortals lined up one by one.